Nuclear agreement. but that s astounding what do you make of the u.k. announcing this maritime protection force in the strait of hormuz they wanted to be led by europe and not to be connected with a similar force led by the united states. and the political will behind this is quite clear i mean britain does as the of the europeans does not want to be drawn into this increasingly and village driven stance that washington shows to its around they don t want to be drawn into a possible military conflict in the region with which would be absolutely horrifying it is so they still trying to sort of keep diplomacy a life they still saying now we really did something for iran we sort of worked it was them for so many years now they should sort of be more conciliatory towards us they should sort of give something back we tried our best and. so they re still
What do you make of the u.k. announcing this maritime protection force in the strait of hormuz they wanted to be led by europe and not to be connected with a similar force led by the united states. and the political will behind this is quite clear i mean britain does as the of the europeans does not want to be drawn into this increasingly and pillage driven stance that washington shows to its around they don t want to be drawn into a possible military conflict in the region with which would be absolutely horrifying so they still trying to sort of keep diplomacy a life they re still saying now we really did something for iran we sort of worked it was them for so many years now they should sort of be more conciliatory towards us they should sort of give something back we tried our best and so this is the
Foreign minister jeremy hunt said today about this proposed maritime protection alliance. people not to be part of the us maximum pressure policy on iran because we remain committed to preserving the iraq agreement. but that s astounding what do you make of the u.k. announcing this maritime protection force in the strait of hormuz they wanted to be led by europe and not to be connected with a similar force led by the united states. and the political will behind this is quite clear i mean britain does as the of the europeans does not want to be drawn into this increasingly and village driven stance that washington shows to its around they don t want to be drawn into a possible military conflict in the region with which would be absolutely horrifying is so they still trying to sort of keep diplomacy
now isis is in retreat. in july, mosul was liberated after an almost nine-month force led by a u.s.-led coalition. there are some reports that some isis soldiers are leaving the battlefields and surrendering. on friday, president trump took credit for the turnaround. we ve made great strides against isis. tremendous strides. i don t know if you ve seen what is going on. but tremendous strides against isis. they never got hit like this before. we ve done more against isis in nine months than the previous administration has done. joining us now is msnbc
now isis is in retreat. in july, mosul was liberated after an almost nine-month force led by a u.s.-led coalition. there are some reports that some isis soldiers are leaving the battlefields and surrendering. on friday, president trump took credit for the turnaround. joining us now is msnbc anchor amman and i know you have a very early morning tomorrow.